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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-10

Every American citizen should be
q politician, not in partizan way,
but in that higher and better sense
that leads to a full and complete
knowledge OF what constitutes
national prosperity and greatness,
anu the best means Of promoting
individual happiness and comfort
as its result. An old writer on pc.
litical economy tersely states the
conditions that constitute national
greatness in these memorable words
j conceive very clearly that the
riches OF a nation do not consist In
the abundance Of money, but In
number q people, In supplies and
resources, in the necessaries and
conyeniences OF life, in good laws
good pubic officials, IN virtuous
citizens. in strength and concord, in
wisdom. In justice, in wise counsels
and manly force"
These are fundamental objects Of
the organization OF the Knights oi
Labor.
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Contents Of Scribncr's Magazine
for March 1887.

Portrait Of NJ. Theirs, by Healy.
The Stability Of the Earth. by n.
S. Shaler.
Aunt Fountains Prisoner, by
Joel Chandler Harris
Reminences Of the Sirg and Com
mnne OF Paris, by E. Is. Washbnrn-.
Seth's Brothers Wife, by Harold
Frederick.
The Story OF New York House.
by H. G. Bnnner.
An Interlnde. by r. Armytage.
The Bayeux Tapestry, by Edward
J. Lowell.
The Residuary Legatee, by J. $
Dale.
Ballales OF the Penitents, by An.
drew Lang.
What Is an Instinct? by William
james.
Father Andrei, by Robert Gor.lon
Butler.
Gordon! by 7. r. Sullivan.
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$3.50 Reward.

The above reward will be paid by
L. A. 3l65. knights OF Labor, Trac y
City. Grnndy county, Tenn, for the
arrest and delivery OF one George
G. Lee into the hands u the sheriff
or Grundy county. Teun.
Name George G. Lee. Descrip-
ton: Height, 5 feet or 10 inches
complexion dark; hair black, turn
ing gray: eyes black; weight about
It's OF $50 pounds; rather feshy;
given to drink, plays the violin.
Wanted for the murder OF John
Duuagan formerly Of Warrior, Ala,
who was delegate to the General
Assembly ut Richmond for the fol-
lowing Locals: Nos. 100, 1880, 2o77
1850, 5072, 1886, 5000, 53s7. 6e6s. eO6e
and $3.50.
Al, labor papers IN the United
States and Canada are requested
to publish the above.
T. 7. CARRIcK. M. W.
CARL HElDESBERa r. 3.
T.. A. 3l65,
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Is This So?

4 few years ago Il little book fell
into our hands. recoiiEiinx tn.
experiences Of il certain prominent
business man, from which II ap-
pearel that. ~ with mot Americans.
loo close attention IL business hal
broken lis health. The doctor said
he could no. live. He .hen stated
that he used a certain article which
effactually cured hin, and "out Of
gratitude for his Uvn recovery he
determined to devc'c q portion ri
his fortune 10 spreading its merits
before the world
A. ne read il we said: This is
evidently shrewd expression Of y
commercial motive: II sounds well !:
it r-ads well; but many people will
not believe Ii.
In n few years, however, that man
got famous tho world over. He
gave several hundred thousand dol
lars to astronomical research. and
his name became a household word
In nearly every home In the United
States.
Hundreds Of thousands OF people
to-day, without reservation, say
that to this man alone they owe
their lives.
II ten men are collected together
the chances are that il one man in
cidentally refers to Warmers safe
cure seven Of them will be able to
TIL. from their own experience or
from the experience OF their friends,
of marvellous results which that
remedy was wrought.
Nothing has ever been put on the
market, We are told, the sale OF
which has been 50 great and kept
up SO wonderfully. and this alone IL
evidence that merit Is at the bottom
It Its popularity.
In our flee We find many an adj
vertisement from this house. Some
people have believed, have nsed aud
have been cured; others have dis.
believed. have not used. and died.
The manufacturers have stated,
rs the result Of their most careful
Investigations, that. the condition
Of the kidneys Is the key
to health. and that they
know II the kidneys arc maintained
in health by Warmers safe cure
ninetv-threa per cent Ut dis. asses
would disappear.
The uric acid, or waste OF thu
system, left In the blood, by whn1
may be called constirated kidneys
blocks up the system and carries
disease to every organ.
This statement. made time and
time again. IL 90 full of sense that !,
Is now accepted as scientific trntl
by insurance companies who reject
millions ri risks every year II there
is the least Inactivity OF these
ORGANS.
The public Is tired of the wrangle!
OF this school and Of that school
and II Is quick to recognize anything
that has such conceded merit. ant
on this ground alone can we account
for its extraordinary sale and popn
larity.
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.:a:m for the Growers.
II. T.. MEAD. Editor .

The President shows up some
very bad pension legislation in q
message vetoing brace OF private
bills. And. by the way, looking
back OH the Congressional Globe
in the early seventies. we came on :
bunch OF three private bills that
President Grant returned withcu,
his approval. Was q virtue In Grant
vice In Cleveland! How II this, sc
howlers against Democratic
ADMINISTRATION?
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The alone Market" Huubug.

The Farmer, a ST. Paul paper dis
cusses the Home Market plea OF
the protectionists with good deal
OF sound Judgment and yet mixes
In d good deal OF error with Its
truth.
1t shows that the people engaged
In mining and manufacturers con-
sumea $780,. OOo, OOOworth OF farm PRO.
duets while $4,000 900 worth were
sold abroad. Aud yet the price Of
that consumed by our own nann-
facturers 1t says was fixed by the
price Of what was sold abroad, and
that the price paid In Liverpool Il
fixed by the unprotected competi'
ton the American farmer finds II
the littance paid scrf Of India.
Under revenue tariff 1t givei
the price OF wheat In 1863 9tl.22
1854 a sl.75, 1855 a sl.96, 1856 q
100, 1857 q 1925. Under . protec
tive tariff it gives the price for 1871
q sl.lO, 1881 q sl.1A, 1883 q CSC
and II or at 93a cents.
In 1884 under as high q tariff q
re have now, wheat was sold q
$500, in 1865 a 1920. in 1866 q
$3.50. in 1867 and 8 q 3230 righ
here in the Cresco market, buyer
having a fair margin for profit.
The fact is The Farmer ought Il
know that the amount OF money ii
circulation is more potent facto
In fixing prices Of farm products .
manufactured articles than the TART
Indeed the tariff II the tub tina
monopoIists throw to farmers {
amGse them while the corporal
robher- 60 through their pocket.
The financial question Is the key &
thu situation instead Of the tariff
Double the money OF a country, n
matter what its material or form
and you double the price OF its pro
ducts and the wages Of Its laborer.
Contract the money Of the countr
by its destruction or by boarding /
the vaults OF the government or 9
banks. and you correspondence
depress prices OF labor, and II
products and of all commodities.
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To Teachers. and Those Intending
to Teach.

Iwould respectfully announce thnt
the annual session of the Howard
County Teachers Normal Institute
will be held In the Public School
building In Crescn, beginning Mon
IHrv, March IS, 1887, and continuing
two weeks.
Teachers are requested to he
present at 8 o'clock OF the first day,
that no tine may be lost, and all
possible good accomplished.
Great and good results are every
where To 10 seen as the result Of
former sessions: yet there is much
room for Improvement, and Nil who
expect to teach during the ensuing
year, or in the near future, are ex-
pected 10 attend nor.
Professionally trained teachers
are so few that no excuse will be
accepted for non attendance.
II will be the ain OF those in
charge Of the work to make ever,
exercise a model one; hence 1t ID
necessary that each member bring
q full supply of text books. and
thoroughly prepare every lesson
We should, and must, learn .'How
to Teach and If yon come full,
prepared and determined to do 60
you will succeed.
Worth will be recognized where
ever found, and SO will sloth an
indifference.
4 According to previous notice
Hewatt's Pedagogy will be the text
book on 'Dicac.ics." See that 70,
have one
Any proper courtesy will not b,
refused to those rhO arou themse're
of the means Of tmpy0rrment ,r;thi,
} their reach, but simply registerin:
) and being present a day or two vii
; not suffice. Come the first day ant
stay during the entire sc, sion
CONDUCTOR J. G. KELLow.
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From Lime Springs.

49, Ahf9s
EDITOR PLAIN DEALER:
4 young man by the name of
Wentworth who was staying with D.
w. Davis, left Monday night, and
and took with him suit Of clothes
belonging to Davis, and his wife's
jewelry. and $40 in money. Davis
wants to find him him.
The corporation election passed
off very quietly; n. 4. Griffin was
elected Mayor; l.. J. Johnson, NJ.
johnson, i. II. Hitchcock and John
Somson, councilmen; Fred Knowl-
ton, recorder; G. w. Burnes, street
commissioner.
A. NJ. Kellogg has sold his goods
Ole Frankson and expects to move
to Perry, Iowa, where he intends to
work ut his trade.
g. ]. Eomsen has sold bis stock oil
goods TO Roger Owens and his broth
er Owen Owens jim.
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r. d. Van Gorder. A. J. Jenison.

and the Grrenback Party. Anti Ne
nopoiy Patty, Farmers AiiiaHcr in
soto. Every steward should render
an account Of lis stewardship. /
| therefore say:-Ti4at iii accordance
with your request III Convention, l
arrived in Cincinnati OH the 2lst OF
/ February TO take Part i'm the Nation
I'll Union Lator Convention rs dele
gate Of tile 4tl Congressional Dist.
Of Iowa. Henry George spoke IN
Music Hall that evening. and was
! listened 10 by about 1000 bearers
mostly from Cincinnati. The i'm.
| preston left upon his hearers wis
that every person is entitled to land
enough to make him or her living.
irrespective OF past hnhits or efforts
at accumulation. Tie cheers he
received from the profligate, shif,less
AMI worthless. was simply stupendu-
Gus. heard many Of them in dis
ciission as to the proper time to be-
gin Il division OF the farmers farms
among themselves. On the 22nd the
convention WIS temporarily organ
lied. 4 speech OF welcome was de-
livered by the Rev. Lockwood, who
held that religion Is Of two parts
Love to man and praise 10 God.
That man is OF two parts-sonl and
body. That God in ordcrto deserve
praise wonld take care Of the soul
and that every christian preacher
should assist the hard pressed
laboring man against monopoly.
About 700 delegates from 80 states
and territories were present. Each
filed with enthusiasm. About 500
delegates scnsibly brought with them
suggestions which were referred
to the proper committees. About
$50 brought their presence, while
about 50 brought only talk, some OF
which was Ct very poor quality
which they tried to recompensc for
In quantity until the Chairman re-
quested them to :sit down.. IOra
furnished its fuU quota OF Mlkists.
From about 500 suggestions the plat
form had to be constructed. It con-
sists OF eleven planks, SO it will be
seen that abort $50 bright thoughts
are left over for future use. The 2nd
plank in the platform Is as 1t left the
pen Of your delegate, and for It's
brevity and directness he Is person
ally responsible. Could lie have
written each plank. our platform
would have been about half IT'S pres
ent length, and would contain only
what the laboring men ereryrhere
endorse. Dividing planks would
have been entirely ignored. More
anon. Fraternally yours,
NJ. b. DooLITTLE.
p. S.-The addresses OF Rev. Look
| wood, Mrs. Marion Todd. Mrs. Emory
Mrs. Perseverance and Mrs. Cnlbert
son are to be pnblishelin pamphlet
form. All those desiring them should
order them through me or otherwise
early, us the supply may be short. D.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-10

Our Little Ones and the Nursery
for March IL unusually Interesting
It is the most complete work pub
lished for our little ones and we
should he glad to see It In thu
hands of every little one in the
world Reader, let us help you to
get II for your little one. Address
The Russell Publishing Co, 81
Prnmaelb ST., Boston Mass,
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Times Have Changed.

How styles have changed since
I was Il girl said an old lady.
"When / wars young we used to wear
our dresses up to the neck, and
gloves with only one one button.
Now they wear the glove up to the
neck and only one button on the
dress, Louisville Post,
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To Geo. b. Mnnson, 7. l., Munson, Kate G. Col
lfns and Fred iiill
You are hereby notified that there Is on
file In the Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court In and 70. the county OF Howard. state OF
Iowa. petition Of Catharine G. IIill. asking for
the appointment OF referees to Sc. off 10 her In
fee simple the distrtbutiye share In the follow
ing described real estate. VII: South west
thereof, also lots three. fOu i've. ak and seven
on west half Of the northeast quarter OF section
nineteen. and lots one and two on northeast
quarter OF the north-weS. quarter OF section
nineteen, all In township One Hundred, north
range twelve West Of the 5:h p. N; Also loIs
SIX, seven, fourteen and firteen in block twenty.
TX, Line springs station. Howard county,
iowa. And that unless yon appear thereto and
defend before nSOn " the first day OF the next
term OF The said court appointed to be held at
the Court House IN said county, commencing
on the nth day of Apti 1887, referees VIII he
appointed and plaintiffs dover In said real IS
tate viii be adme assured and set of TO her as
prayed in said petition.
W. X. BARKER
9St4 Atty. for Plaintiff.
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The chronological Journal and
Science

of Health for March contains u
lengthy and interesting review OF
the life and character OF John Roach.
which is prefacrd by an excellent
portrait. Familiar Talks With Our
Young Readers" An Illustrated
article on Trinidad. Language"
A Divided Republic" The Shake
.speare vs.. Bacon controversy. Phi
losophy OF Longevity. "Dysentery.
Smoking and Heart Disease" APP
peals to the common sense. "Notes
in Science and Industry" The edi-
torials treat OF Temperaments, Plato
and false Economy. The poets are
represented literally. The low
price brings it within the reach Of
every family. teacher and ambitions
young man, being only $500 \ year
or 20 cents per month. Fowler &
Wells Co., publishers, IT'S Broadway
New York.
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PARKER'S GINGER TONIC,

The Hest cure for coughs. wesk Lungs. Asfh.
ma. INDIGESTION, Inward Palms, Exhausti0n.
COmbEi'y the most valuable medicines with
Jamaica Ginger IL rxerfs curative power over
dIsenN. unkBOwn 10 other remedies. Weak
Lungs. rheumatism. Female Complaints, AID
ncys end Bowels are dragging thousands TO the
grave who would recover their health by the
timely usc ri PARKsk'N GISGek Tonic It IL
new life and strength 10 the aged. SC. at Drug
giSts. iiI.c0x 4 Co. 1863 Within Street, n. Y.
2St@
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Admits Of no Disputes.

Minister Ito church member)-
The noise which Il SO bill makes
when dropped into the contribution
box. my dear Mr.. Smith, Ism. heard
in this world, but 1t revcrberates
through heaven"
Church Mem5er-"Yes, sir: but II 1t
revcrberated less In heaven and
more on earth there would be q
greater number OF them dropped
New York Sun.
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It Is said that minister OF Du.
luth. who had caught the real estate
fever, hogan on Sunday morning
last: Beloved. you will find my
text In the southwest quarter nf
sectlon--I mean in Corinthians, XIII,
TT" Che congregation smiled.
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4. Marvel. Asst Supt. & g. p.
Agt. G. r. l., & r. hTlE writes. For
twenty years I have been afiliet4d
with Salt Rheum In most serious
form. During the winter season,
my hand hns been In such condition
that was unable to dress or un-
dress myself without assistance, and
l have not had gloves or l,andages off
my hands for about four months
until l began using Papillon extract
Of fax Skin Cure. / certainly
think it has cured my hands"
Large bottles only $l00, ut Lowry
Il Connolly's Drug Store. 5
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COMMITTEE MEETING,

A meeting Of the above named commit.
tee is hereby called t. be held ut the
Auditors Office on Monday evening, 14th
inst, Mt 7:30 o'clock.
JOHN McHrGH, Chm.
L. e. SMITH, Secy.
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A man who has practiced medicine
for 40 years ought TO know salt
FROM sugar: re;ld what he says:
TOLEDO. o., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. L. j. Cheney l. Co.-Gentle-
men:--l have been In the general
practice Of medicine for most 40
years, und. would say that In all my
practice and experience. have never
seen y preparation that could pre-
scribe with rs much confidence OF
encccss rs chh Halls Catarril Cure.
manufactured by you. Have pre-
scribed It Il great many times and its
effect is wonderful, AMI would say IN
conclusion that have yet to find \
case OF Catarrli tbat 1t would not
cure. II they would take ii according
to directions.
Yours truly,
L. L. GORSUCH, NJ. D.
Office, 2l5 Summit ST.
We will give 800 for any case of
Cntarrh that can not be cured with
Halls Catarrh Cure. Taken in
ternally.
r. J. CHENEY s co. Props. Toledo,
Ohio. 23t4
- Sold by Druggists, IS cts.
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To Geo. d. MnnsOn. ! In Probate.
r. L. Mnn.on and In Bradford Iiill Estate.
Kate q. Collins. April Term 1877
ynn are hereby notified th,t on Marc.i ~. lsss,
tler Will b. on file IN the O:ilcc 81 the cerk OF
the District Court III ana for Howard %. 10. ,
The claim OF Fred Hill. claiming OF the esfa,f
III bradford IsiiI Tho rt;ui ~ Four TfU:sGnI SIX
hundred sizfy-hve DJ.l IN and sescn'y Gcsts.
for grain so.d, money loaned and labor done
:nr Bradford liiil. from Ost0beT eth 1897 10
February Of. 1SRs
You are further nofifed that said clOim Will
i,- heard ard determined BY sid COHrf. On the
FIRST dav OF said term appointed 10 commence
Arr1i Iffh 1881 and that unless y0u appear AMI
defend nj said time and place said claim will he
allowed.
FRED HILL.
2atl nv " X RANRRR hiN AtfOrnev
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|lEAFNESS

years. Treated ~ most OF the noted special
lists without benefit. CURED HIMSELF In three
months, and since then hundreds OF Others
Full particulars are sent on application.
7. y. PAGE, II West 3lst. Ct. N. Y. CITY. 21tl
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INSTRUCTORS,

INSTRUCTORS.
PRoF. r. G. YOrNG.
PRog. e. Ct. COOLEY.
PRoF J. b. kNHrFLrR.
pRnF. W. d. p. LOWRY.
Miss EMMA FARNswoRTH.
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WANTED ta /. d isa TO M So'nss :. Eo r
$40 per week can BE- quietly made. No photo
painting: no canvasstDg. For full particulars.
please address at once. CRESCENT ART CO.,
n Qsntrai ~, FoSt91. Mass, Box $40. aIi
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Fraternally yours.
&c. kELLOW.
County Superintendent.
! Cre5co, Iowa, March 5, 1887.
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Its eau ses, AMI a
new and s,icccssfu !
CURE at your wv n
home. BY one who
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p. S.-The addresses OF Rev. Lock
wood, Mrs. Marion Todd. Mrs. Emory
Mrs. Perseverance and Mrs. Culbert
son are to he pnblishedin pamphlet
form. All those desiring them should
order them through me or otherwise
early, us the SIMPLY may be short. D.
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being as obligatory on the sovereign as
upon the humblest clerk in the civil
service The law is above the crvwn
in England, and England's crown is
the highest and most illustrious that
history has yet portrayed. In the Ha-
waiian economy, the relations Of the
sovereign to the Constitution and the
laws leaves the way open to numberless
abuses. The amendment needed is
one that will place the law a grade
higher in the social scsle, making the
so,ereign and the subject answerablc
alike to its penalties as we as its re
quirements. This amendment secured,
liberty will have been deeply rooted in
Hawaiian soil. Till then its hold is
somewhat superficial.
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Captain CLANCY, formerly Of the
In,er-Island Steam Navigation Co. S
steamer c. r. Bishop, took command
Of the steamer WaialeaIe on her trip to
Kauai last evening, in place Of Captain
Weir, who takes command Of the
steamer Mikahala, from which Captain
Hall has resigned
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The policies with Io-year Tontine periods
do moi show results as satisfactory as those
above given. Policies with 2o-year periods,
on the other hand, will show much larger re-
suits than those with I5-year periods; but for
purposes Of illustration the I5.year policies
those Of the intermediate period..-are given as
fair illustrations.
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TwENTY-YEARToNTINE PERIOD

The Free Tontine Policy of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society is unrestricted after
one year, incontestable after two years,
and is then PAYABLE in the event Of death,
Immediately upon the receipt Of satisfactory
proofs of death.
1t guarantees full share of the surplus
earned, and being issued by Society holding a
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EXAMPLE

OF Policy No. 67,3So. Life. Issued Jan.
~, 1874, on the lie OF w. ii. c. Date Of
expiration Jan. ~, 1887.
Amount Of Policy, $4,000. Tontine Period,
IS years. Age So. Annual
Premium, $S43.Io.
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The longer period OF accumulation which
the zoyear policies enjoy renders them the
most desirable for those who, seeking absolute
protection at the lowest Life" rate, desire
also the largest returns in case they live:
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Hence the Best Free Tontine "Crdi-
nary Life" Policy is One with
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In actual Surplus (nameiy the excess OF &C.
cumulatcd funds over liabilities); in Premium
Income; in the amount Of Assurance in force
on its books, the Equitable Life Assurance
oUeicsy of tho " ni,Sd Statcs exceeds every
other life assurance company,a and may bejusily
regarded as the largest and strongest life as
surance organization in the World.